We spent Saturday and Sunday at the Natural Science Center in Greensboro. The Science Center recently added an outdoor Zoo: complete with monkeys, wallabies, farm animals, alligators, crocodiles, and even two Tigers. Ethan really enjoys the zoo part (but is a little frightened by the Tigers) and the indoor areas for preschoolers. The babies like it too- but slept through most of it. 
The babies were as popular at the Science Center as any of the caged animals. People kept stopping us, gawking, asking questions, etc. I found this endearing at first, but I have to admit I am now rather annoyed by it. Especially because they completely ignore Ethan (who is equally cute and charming) even if he is trying to talk to them. John is still very nice (of course) but most of the time I barely acknowledge the stares, questions, and pointing. I can not imagine what it would be like to have higher order multiples!
The babies were as popular at the Science Center as any of the caged animals. People kept stopping us, gawking, asking questions, etc. I found this endearing at first, but I have to admit I am now rather annoyed by it. Especially because they completely ignore Ethan (who is equally cute and charming) even if he is trying to talk to them. John is still very nice (of course) but most of the time I barely acknowledge the stares, questions, and pointing. I can not imagine what it would be like to have higher order multiples! 
Ethan milking "Ole Bessie". He definitely preferred this cow statue to the real farm animals we saw. We tried to get him to pet the burrows and the horses. He talked a big game- but in the end was happy just watching.
John and Ethan "hiding" in the tortoise shell.
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